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| Vol.10 No.3 May/June 2010 The Persuaders: Recruiting Scots for New Zealand Marjory Harper charts the marketing campaigns designed to attract Scots to New Zealand during the 19th and 20th centuries Mr Doig thinks very highly of New Zealand… Jim McAloon explores how middle class Scottish immigrants integrated into New Zealand society A difficult voyage Angela McCarthy provides an alternative view on emigration to New Zealand, focusing on patients in Dunedin’s lunatic asylums The Caledonian Society of Otago Kim Sullivan describes how organised Scottishness was pioneered in Otago Robert Burns in ‘the Land of the Maoris’ Mark Stocker examines the monuments to Robert Burns found in New Zealand There’s Nae Place Like Otago Yet Seán Brosnahan, curator at the Otago Settlers Museum, explains how Scottish culture influenced the Dunedin region of New Zealand |